Do you ever wonder who's sent into unknown areas to bring back needed information for the High Command? Who gets to pacify outlying areas considered unimportant or economically marginal? Who is forever on a shoestring budget and last to see supply shuttles circle down from out of the dangerous skies?

Wonder no further!

The Imperial Light Attack Company Deck has every 3+ movement imperial unit in the game, in addition to the Imperial Infantry who are expected to ride with the Cheetahs. They have the one aircraft no mini-maxing Imperial player ever puts in their decks, the Terminator, and a truly lean and mean command structure. Still, they can move fast and hit fairly hard. I designed the deck with small maps and one or two opponents in mind, with or without Cults active. Just last night they defeated the League of Mutants with the Fist located just 4 hexes away from the Imperial Palace and without resorting to Fat Man or Little Boy. Yes, most of my units were dead before it was all over but damn if it wasn't an exciting game.

I finally made time to play your deck. I did so against two opponents on a normal map with uncommon distribution for resources and specials. Basically, the standard game.

Killing the second opponent was an exercise in attrition more than anything else. The first was easily vested with a warhead that I stumbled upon.

I enjoyed the challenge of not using a Vengeance or heavy armor. It was easier than I anticipated, and perhaps that can partly be attributed to Vic’s Tip of the Spear release (as this was my first chance to try that as well).

I like dabbling with airpower so I may tweak your setup by adding one warplane. Unfortunately my two air cards were destroyed early in my campaign against the second opponent, but I suppose that exposes my managing errors in that game more than anything else.

You know, it's funny you mention that. I, too, never used the Minotaur in my Imperial decks until I set out to design this one and noticed the 3 movement rate. Suddenly the unit's place in the OOB made sense to me. And then I was pleasently surprised at how effective they could be.

Weapons Platoons were another one until I realised that their one true love, that they should never be parted from, is the Cheetah.